RegError

RegError is a command-line utility that identifies registry errors and correct entries. It can be used to find out if you have to make registry repairs with the aid of another type of application, in order to restore Windows stability.

Although console applications are typically oriented toward experienced users, this one can be used even by those who are accustomed to graphical interfaces, thanks to the fact that it has few, simple commands.

Key Features:

• Identifies registry errors and correct entries


• Simple commands for easy use


• Displays correct registered entries and errors


• Quick scanning operation

Technical Specifications:

• Syntax: regerror.exe [-a] [-s] [-v] [-? | -h]


• -a: Displays correctly registered entries


• -s: Displays brief summary of scanning operation


• -v: Shows more details like keys and values

The -? or -h switches can be used to review the syntax. If you call the app's process by writing its file name, extension and no switches, then RegError only shows the incorrect registry entries. In brief summary mode, the program reveals the number of keys, values, errors and scan duration for each hive.

Unfortunately, there is no way to stop an ongoing scanning operation. If you change your mind, it's necessary to exit by closing the Command Prompt window.

The registry checker worked smoothly in our tests on Windows 10, although it hasn't been updated for a pretty long time. It had minimal impact on the PC's performance and carried out scans fast.

Additional Information:

• Publisher: Softspecialists


• Price: FREE


• Link to Publisher: Softspecialists